What golfers say about Spain

4.997 reviews

If you are going to play golf, there's nothing better than playing in the sunshine so my wife and I had an item on our bucket list to take a month driving around the Iberian peninsula playing golf, staying at good hotels and eating well! …

Barry Thurston · Spain · 6 years ago

We recently used Golf planet Holidays for our annual golf trip to Spain, I can honestly say that the service provided was second to none, an absolutely first class experience.. well done the team at Golf planet holidays..

tony dean · Spain · a year ago

Our take

Pepe Gancedo gave Golf del Sur three loops of nine, black sand in the bunkers and a swirling breeze that never quite leaves your short game alone.

Tell us who’s coming and how you like to play, and we’ll shape the right trip around you.

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How it plays

What you are actually facing

18holes
72par
6,304yards
8water hazards

The wind. The wind is usually westerly, averaging 8 km/h, gusting to 42. It is the club selection that catches people out, not the yardage.

The water. 8 hazards in play. Bring a few more balls than you think you need.

The design. Pepe Gancedo.

Terrain and prevailing-weather data, read hole by hole. It is our own assessment of how the course plays, not an official course or slope rating.

WHERE TO STAY

Places to stay while you play Golf del Sur Golf Club

Base yourself near the course — every venue here includes Golf del Sur Golf Club in your golf holiday.

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Golf del Sur Golf Club: your questions answered

Is Golf del Sur worth playing?

Yes, it is a very enjoyable round and a clever Pepe Gancedo design of three loops of nine. Play the North and South combination for the biggest challenge, headlined by the 213-yard second on the South, with its island green and black sand all around. Be warned though: the swirling breezes put your short game under proper scrutiny, so scrappy chippers will have their patience tested.

Which nines should we play at Golf del Sur?

The North and South pairing provides the biggest challenge, so ask for that combination if you want the full test. The course is made up of three loops of nine, which gives you a different 18 to try on a second visit. The full course plays as a par 72 over 18 holes, and it is easy walking, so you will not be worn out.

Where is Golf del Sur?

The course is on Tenerife, six miles east of Playa de las Americas. If you book through Golf Planet Holidays, your named specialist arranges the transfers between your hotel and the course, along with your tee times, so you are not left sorting taxis on holiday.

Are buggies available at Golf del Sur?

Yes, both buggies and trolleys are available at Golf del Sur. The course itself is easy walking, though, so a buggy is a comfort rather than a necessity for most groups. If anyone in your party does want one, mention it when you enquire and your Golf Planet Holidays specialist will note it alongside your tee-time requests.

How much does a golf holiday at Golf del Sur cost?

Green fees at Golf del Sur are built into a wider Golf Planet Holidays package rather than sold as a standalone round, and the price is per person, built around your dates, hotel and how many rounds you want. That means there is no single headline figure to quote here. Enquiries are free with no payment or obligation, and quotes arrive by email.

Can I book Golf del Sur through Golf Planet Holidays?

Yes. Golf Planet Holidays has been hand-building golf trips since 1981 and is rated 4.9 on Google. A named specialist plans the whole trip, books your tee times at Golf del Sur and arranges the transfers between hotel and course. Trips are ground-only with flights an optional add-on; bookings are PTS protected, with ATOL cover where flights are included.

Venue details checked by the Golf Planet Holidays specialist team · Updated May 2026

Frequently asked questions

Golf holidays in Canary Islands — answers to the questions our golfers ask most.

How much does a golf holiday in Canary Islands cost?

Golf holidays in Canary Islands start from £365 (≈ €425) (≈ $485) (≈ CA$685) (≈ AU$695) (≈ NZ$835) (≈ CHF 395) (≈ kr 4,655) (≈ kr 4,725) (≈ kr 3,185) pp with Golf Planet Holidays. That is a hand-built ground package, and the final price depends on your hotel, the courses you play and the season.

Which is the best Canary Island for golf?

Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura are all super golf destinations offering an impressive choice of golf courses for our guests.

Do I need a hire car?

If you don’t fancy driving abroad it isn’t a problem. We can easily arrange private transfers from the airport to the golf courses and many of the resorts we use have great golf courses on site.  Taxis are plentiful and the buses run on time!

When is the best time to play golf in Canary Islands?

Year-round, thanks to a warm, spring-like climate every month, and especially popular from November to March when the UK is cold.

How many golf courses are there in Canary Islands?

We feature 14 courses and 20 resorts across Canary Islands including Tecina Golf Course and Fuerteventura Golf Club. Your specialist matches the courses to your group's standard and budget.

What is the best time of year to go to the Canary Islands?

The Canary Islands are very popular golf holiday destinations during our winter months as there is plenty of warm sunshine.  However they are super value if you are looking for a golf escape during our summer.

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